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. 2013 Oct 17;9(10):e1003252. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003252

Table 1. Yeast regulatory modules with regulators enriched with physical or genetic interactions.

Module ID #genes TF Signaling ChIP Annotation
19 114 KAR4, RSC3, SNF4, MET18, SWI6, SKO1, HAL9 SHO1, GCN20, PRR1, YPK1, MCK1 ABF1 glycerolipid biosynthesis, protein transport and localization
2 42 SWI4, STE12, ASH1, SWI6, DIG1 GAL83, PCL10, CDC42, CLN1, WSC2, RGS2, CLN2, CLB2, HOG1 GZF3, GAL80 protein glycolsylation, fungal cell wall organization
83 45 PDR3, UGA3, LYS14, MET32, GAT1, MET28, YAP5, IME1, DAL80, HIR2 MET32, GCN4, GLN3, CBF1, ARG81, MET4, DAL82, TYE7, MET31 sulfur and methionine metabolism, serine and aspartate amino acid metabolism
68 13 ASH1 STE2, SIC1 SWI5, STE12, ACE2, MCM1, FKH2 cell wall organization and bioenesis, cytokinesis
100 7 KAR4 STE2 STE12, DIG1 response to pheromone, sexual reproduction
30 64 YHP1, GCN4, YFL052W, GSM1, HAP4, GAL80, WTM1, AFT2, ARR1 REG2, PCL7, FAR1, GAC1 HAP3, HAP2, SKN7, SIP4, HAP4, HAP1, MOT3, HAP5, AFT2, ROX1 purine metabolism and mitochondrial ATP synthesis, respiration, purine nucleotide metabolic process
31 22 GIS1, GCN4, BAS1 PPH3, YVH1 ribosome biogenesis, RNA metabolism
34 14 SWI5 CDC20, CDC5 SWI4, STE12, FKH1, SWI6, MCM1, FKH2, NDD1 cell division, cell cycle, M phase
36 96 SNF4, IME4, SKO1 RDI1, CKB1, CKA1, CNB1, ARP9, PLP25 protein transport and localization
37 29 UGA3, MSN1, TYE7, USV1 HOG1, BMH1, PPT1, MCK1, CMK2 GCR2, TYE7 glycolysis, gluconeogenesis
44 62 OPI1, MET18 GCN1,PPT1 protein localization and transport, RNA transport
53 15 RDS1, STB5, YAP1, YJL206C SGD1 YAP6, MSN4, YAP1, MSN2, YAP7 alcohol dehydrogenase genes
72 13 SHP1, SLT2, CNB1 REB1, RPN4 proteolysis, ubiquitin dependent protein catabolism

Each row corresponds to a Module. The first row specifies the Module ID, the second column has the module genes, the third column has the TF regulators predicted by MERLIN, the fourth column has the signaling proteins predicted by MERLIN, the fifth column has regulators predicted based on ChIP-chip, and the last column has a summary of the Gene Ontology terms associated with each module.